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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
THE HILL CITY.
A Contribution To the Soldiers
uomc-Dcaths. &c.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatc

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
LYNcHBURG, Va, July 1l.-An arti-
Gle in the Dispatch of a recent date
headed where is Danville ct Ais. 2"
and mentioning the sale of package
OF tobacco on the Richmond Exchange
for the benefit of the Soldiers Home,
is felt by some OF the tobscco-men here
to be an unjust reflection on this city
In the article the statement is
made that "no other Virginia
tobacco town except Richmond
has done aught OF this sort" etc.
The Lynchburg Tobacco Association
did make an appropriation of $50 to
the Soldiers Home some time ago, but
the money has not been sooner availa-
bic for the reason that the firm of n.
II. Bowman & Co., bright tobacco deal
ers, of this city, were authorized to in
vest it in package of fancy tobacco
to lie sold on the Richmond Exchange.
In explanation of the delay, the firm
state that it has been a difficult matter
to select package of fancy tobacco in
this market during this season suitable
for the object contemplated, and
through fear of diminishing the appro-
priation by an Improbable transaction
they did not invest the money, which
viii soon be sent on to the Board of
Visitors to the Home.
The Worcester Organ Company, of
Worcester, Mass, propose to move
their factory from that city to Lynch
burg upon conditions that meet with
much favor among the people here.
These conditions are that home capt
taiists shall cooperate in the enter
prise to the extent Of furnishing one
bait Of the required capital-S50, 900
the present propriotors retaining like
intercst in 1t. Their reasons Tor the
proposed removal is the near
ness of this locality to suitable
timber supplies, cheaper coal, and
cheaper labor. The representative of
the company now here says that the
saving in these particulars alone will
amount to good profit. He repre-
,cnts their business as being in
ilounshing condition. with an excellent
field for the disposal Of their goods
both in this country and Europe. 4
public meeting Of businessmen will
be held TO ascertain whether the ne
cessary amount OF capital will be sub
scribod.
The remains of Mr. Lee Agec. Of
this city, who was killed by the prcma-
turc explosion Of powder on the Caro-
lima and Northern railroad, III South
Carolina, two days since, arrived here
tbs afternoon and were inferred in the
Presbyterian cemetery thi, evening.
lhc announcement was made last
evening Of the death Of J. 4. Lewis. a
hiehly-ostccmcd young man, the son of
Er q. Il. Lewis, superintendent OF the
Miller Orphan Asylum. The funeral
services took place at Epiphany chapel
at q o'clock tins afternoon. Mr.. Lewis
was a member of the Home Guard.
aud lis funeral was attended 10y that
company in fulldress uniform.
Tie Campbell county grand jury to-
day refused TO indict Henry Barkslalc,
a yomgwhitc man who shot and killed
a negro man named Tate IA few weeks
since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

COmmissiOncr KObins0n's report was
completed to-day. 1t covers the entire
work of the department. Referring
TO the survey Of the Dan-riycr coalbcds,
it says that work was expected to begin
before TINS month. but that there has
been hitch about some of the land.
The cihz,ns have raised thousand
dollars, and tie department has given a
like Gum. Niih this $1,000 practical
work Will be- done, Mr.. Robinson says,
III tie way Of boring and sinking of
shafts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
q AIsN,rpAiiNn.
H. Hc EGjtor of the Dispaich:

~ me razor ~ Uc Ht'D0tcH:
Ii has been my good fortune to be in
timatcly acquainted with those who
held daily intercourse with our physi-
clans Of sixty wears ago. | may name
IL few Of them as Clarke, Watson, Mel
son, Bohaunon. Cullen, McCaw, Dove,
and last, but not least, Bcale. These
have all gone to their reward except
the last, who cOutcntcdiy awaits his
Masters cali Each of these from nun
hood TO old age was prompt to answer
the calls OF the sick and suffering, rich
orpoor, every day Of each month Sun
day IDcludcd), and every hour of the
day or night They doubtless were
possessed of a very large share of Chris
tan manhood, for they were never
heard to complain of their lot, even
when denied the privilege of receiving
with their wives and children the CON
secIated elements of the Holy Com
munion, and their followers are still
walking uncomplainingly in their foot
steps.
Now l propose to demand a little
alienation of our bondage. Our city
authorities in their magnanimity have
accorded To our icC-dC0icrS Il respite
from their labors on Sunday, and |
doubt not will accord>to us VI. ID. ; the
same privilege. TO tins end | propose
thatWemeet next Friday evening. 18th,
atthc base oft the Washington monument
in the Capitol Square. and adopt reSo-
mtions and appoint a committee to pre-
sent them to our city authorities pray
ing that we be authorized to charge Il
double fee for a visit OH Saturday, pro-
ylded We are careful to provide pow
ders and pills, &c, to last to a reason
able hour on Monday. This prayer
will of course be granted, and our
young doctors will have a chance to
escort their sweethearts to church and
the older ones 20 make up some OF their
aTreaages in religious culture
Yours ailoctionately, MGDICUs.
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STANTON, VA, July g, 1887

Ia the hditor of tie Dispatch:
If member Of the City Council
moves cut Of one ward into another
can le hold his place ? If so, for how
long? A MEMBER.
1t depends upon the words Of the
charter, which We have not before us.
1t is to be presumed, however, tsat the
fact Of removal from ward disquali-
fios man for representing that ward
in the Council, and therefore creates a
vacancy in that body.
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SIZE TOOK StRYCuNINr.
An Obdarate father ana "a Dauga.
ter's suicide.

tBy telegraph " the Dispalch.l
AsnEynLE, n. c.. July ll.-Miss
Viola Meets, daughter of a prominent
citizen Of Graham county, was 10 have
been married on Sunday the 81 IN
slant to John Ammons, Of the same
county. The match was opposed by
The father Of Miss Meets, Who armed
himself on the day Of the proposed
Wedding and swore he would xii Am
mons If he appeared on his premises.
HE daughter said she preferred to
marry with her fathers consent, but
would marry AmmoRs that day or die.
HE father violently refusing, she
s'spp' d into an adjoining room. The
iSthtr went into the room shortly sf-
forwards and found his daughter a
corpse, and in her hand was vial la
belled stryebnine.
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Terrible Thunderstorm Per-
tap. aFtoct.oF

lCowc-lolGence of tue Richmond Dispatch
LOUISA {. H., Va, July Q, 1857.
4 severe thunderstorm passed over
here tins evening. The lightning
struck large tree near the house OF
Nos,rs William and Ernest Boiling.
Tie glass WAS knocked out Of windows
in three rooms. and Mr.. William
Boiling, Mr. Ernest Boiling and wife,
and Miss Emma Baker and two others
were severely shocked. : feeling of
severe pressure on the head seems to
alectail OF them very much The bark
from the shattered oak tree was seat
tened ali over the yard. TAMPA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

SoL NAAS. Irar'. Nr.r.
B.. D. THOMAS. t.U-,. N.
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THE BRAND on CAIN

was not more fearful than are the marks OF
kin diseases, and yet DR.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery" Is certain cure FOR all Of
Them. Blolches. pimples, erup,ion'. pustules,
scaly incrusiatons. Jumps, lnhamed patches,
ealt rheum, letter. boils, carb Incles. ulcers,
old aores, are by lie use healed quickly ami
permanently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

A UCTTON SALE OF \ NEW AND
"A VERY VALUABLE STORE AND LOT,
FRONTING p FEET on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF HULL STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS. MANCHESTER.
NA.--At the request OF the owner w VIII sci!
at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. July IL, iSS,,
ut 5o'clock =. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE NEW
SIOREBU ILDlNG, together with the LOT on
which it stands, fronting on Hull street ~ de-
scribed above. The building Is new, and BE-
sides q large store room contains four comfort
allie rooms and halls. The lot fronts y feet
and runs tack - feet more or less. This pro-
ICrty is n frst-class business staad, and is 10
Gated on part # the street that IA rapidly be-
ing built up with lrst-class bricG buildings.
Parties desiring a profitable Investment In
real estate will find IL b. their interest 70 at
tend this sale.
iERNs: One third cash. aud tho balance in
six and twelve months. deferred payme nts
bearing interest from day Of sale, secured by
deed 81 trust SAMPSON Il ADAMSON,
ty10 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

Young and middle-aged men, suffering from
nervous debility and kindred affections. a.
loss Of memory and hypochOndria, should en-
close 10 cents In stamps for large illustrated
treatise suggesting sure means Of cure. Ad-
dress Worlds Dspensary Medical Association,
Buffalo y Y,
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Making vino Without Sngar.

AsPENWALL, CHARLOTTE Co., Va,
July !, 1887.
To TIC Edjtor Of the dispatch:
understand there is new way OF
making IN excellent variety of wine
from garden grapes without sugar. II
You can give receipt for making it in
your columns { weekly especially it
viii oblige many of your subscribers
all over the State.
Very respectfully
l.. l.. BALDWIN.
with little care it is comparatively
easy for every farmer to make his wine
from garden grapes without the use of
sugar.
Mash the grapes and put into vat (;
cover and keep the vat almost air tight.
About every six hours press the skin.
down beneath the juice, else those
which rise will get dry and become
sour, thus souring the wine. As soon
as fermentation takes place from four
to six days, according to the weather.
draw OFF the wine and fill cask. The
important point now is to keep the
cask FIJI by adding from time to time.
In March or April the wine should be
drawn off and put into clean cask.
Indeed, this should be done, if posi-
bic, at least twice year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef, and Iron
will infuse new strength and vitality
to those weakened by excuses or i'll
health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

THE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA ATAUCTION.


In pursuance Of two DEGREES Of the United
States District Court for the Western district OK
Virginia "in the matter Of :. &. Tariy. bank
upt,' entered respectively the 30 Of February.
1855, and 18th Of April. 1881, ana OF decree Of
the Chancery Court u the city Of Richmond,
in the suit Of " Halls administrator rs. Price
and dis.." entered the 231 Of April, ls,J, We
will sell al O'Clock j. H., ON
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST l., lSs,.
on the premises by public auction. the noted
EOT SPRINGS or VIRGINIA. situated Boa Dttn
county. Va. and embracing, besides the yaiua
bic Mineral Springs. about l,29! ACRE, or
LAND, much Of which is very valuable Tor
grazing and agricultural purposes.
The curative properties Of the waters 81 the
Hot Springs are equal II rot superior, 10 those
Of the famous Hot Springs Of Arkansas. AMI
their reputation az extensive.
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are IN good
condition, with a capacity to Accommodate
FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, and the FARM
BUILDINGS are good and OF sufficient guam
tty.
This property il situated in the celebrated
Warm Springs Valley, unri vailed tor this beauty
Of its scenery and for healthfulness. and ON
braces innumerable springs Of infinite variety
Of temperature and varied medicinal proper
ties. They ara the only bot springs east Of the
Mississippi river. and must necessarily be the
great resort Of all persons living Ia the Atlantic
states who seek permanent relief from rheu.
matism. govt, and scrofula.
10 is no picture Of fancy - say that Is un-
utilized earth.heated mineral waters are, in-
deed. stream Of gold goine In large part 10
waste down this beautiful valley, all or which
can and will 10 changed into what nature la
tended il should be-a fountain Of health n
the sufferer and Of wealth 70 the owner who
shall have the foresight and courage 10 proper
ly improve the property, converting It into a
sanitaTium that would have It's Thousands OF
visitors every day In the year.
These Springs are located on the route OF the
proposed Warm-Springs Valley railroad which
will. IL Is confidently believed, be constructed
In the near future. This property Is too well
aud faytrably known 20 require fullsr de-
scrtption. but the auctlOneer will take plea
surs IN giving any information that may be do
sired
TERMS: s25,000 in cash and ,he residue at
one. two, and three years, in equal instalments,
with Interest from the day Of sale aud the title
retained by the Court until all no purchase.
money shah have been paid.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. JR.,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
W. 4. SIMS,
Commissioners OF United states Court;
A. l. BOCLWARE,
j. L. COOKE.
Commissioners Of Chancery Court.
n. W. BowE. Auctioneer.
HALLS ADMINISTRATOR. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

FREIGHT
Yreign. received daily for Norfolk Ports
mouth. SuitnAeld, Hampton, OH Point, Va
gerIy. and HicIsfori. Va; Warrington, D. &. +:
Nswberie, Washington. and Igrb0r0 Y. :el
stations on Atlantic aud Dauville railroad,
seabOard aud Roanoke railroad, Norfolk SOUTH
srn railroad, and Eastern North Carolina ssn.
orally; also, for Eastern shore Of Virginia and
all regular landings on the James all kapys-
hammock rivers, az LON EST RATES, and
through bills issued.
l.. Is. TATUM, Superintonfen,
my2s No lll7 Main street and Rockets.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day
A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY
wELLLOCATED MAIN-sTREEr
STORE PROPERTY.

At the request Of tho owners will oner 20, o,
sale at public auction, upon the pron'i7o'' y"
TUESDAY, July u, lsS7,
at 10 O'Clock NJ. that NICE AND CENTRA.LLL1-
LOCATED TWO-STORY BklCh clVn rI,,, -
formerly occupied by Messrs. w. II. suther,
land & Sons. The lot fronts IS lO-l| iee' anu
runs back 80 feet 10 an alley. o.,
TERMS: Liberal. and announced ut hour OF
sale, II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ia AuchOneeL
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ARRIVE RICHNONn

Ahkihk Nit hmpN..
4OP.M MAIL daily .sKesrl >.s'ar.
93SAN. ACCOANOpAllON -tI '.'
S4lisy.
T:50 A. y. NIGHT EXPRESS Ga 3 Cd .''
NonlAr. .t
sunday accommodated HeiN o
and scotlsv.lo Leaves kl-lmeLd g.
arrives returning .:l' J.. a. .,
Express train conncDt, a. iFa 4s
train for stations Nc-t q Ia al ,...
No. viii run through ou ~a.l.'
raj Bridge. :toppin. ~ al state n
irving ~ Natur@l-fFidgs .iai.'. d.. I'D
No. Accommodation irase- \ 49,.
station on Mondays AZ suh A. NJ.
rag - al siati0as. arriving 81 ..
s35 A. NJ. slsepins-car stls Irl 4.
and wiil be open Tor reception DBL.
~. N sundays.
CoNNEC IlONS
Az Cn.ton Forge vita ChssaFssse atl
railway f1r the south, Wet sst " 20 ''
Al Lyncheurs with Norfolk anS " 20. n,
road Tor all points south, >ouinees~ 40 u, Al
VEST aud tirgiuia SidlAai sa-"N ~
points SsTth aud south. ,.n..r, rr
Al Richmond with Asscct.iet AA's -.
Ali points In tho south, sud hi.aa..d, "a.
r.cSsburg and Potomac rsllrOsd ~, 49,, AZ
Al Lexington with Balum'te a. N,.y,ers
rOsd. nAkipg cioso connect.lir a. x,sL
ferry 70 AMI nom Ptpouish 49,
also 70 poluSs North aud kssi 4, y.,.,.,, .
SlssytnJ-s1 sitsshs< " 's"
LsneAsWg. a., u.,,,hls. Nes
Orleans, and Little Rock. ,.o
Trains nsrs ed : daily texcsP. saaas east
Ttckets Add ~ al poinA O,n, 81 ...,ni ID
Main ssrsct, lee Main. ant g s,rssts
AneeSasy dsps. nShih s.i .s.SS,xnsp0
JOAN r. N.Y. ssrI
nha General Passenger and sASi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12
by James B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent ard Auctlonecr,
ma MIN street


NEW, WELL-BUILT, WILL,
~ CATrD ann VERY ATTRACTIVE
DETACUFD FRAME COTTAGE on BEVERLY
STREET BETWEEN BEECH AND RESERVOIR
STREETS FOR SALE BY AuCTlON.IBy re-
quest o6 the owner, shall sell by puDhc quo
tlon, On
TUESDAY NEXT, July 18TH,
at $50 o'clock p. NJ, the attractive and denght
fully-.ituated new detached COTTAGE kESt
DFNCE dust completely on the north side OF
Beverly street between Beech aud Reservoir
streets, the material. workmanship, and ar
rangement Of which are frst rate. while the
location Is very desirable, with assurahceOI IN
creaqe in value from the street improvements
in progress. and the completion OF the Electric
Railway on Reservoir street just hall square
from this property. Any one desiring really
nice little home or profitable investment
should sec this property and attend the safe.
TERMS: Very liberal
Tvs JAMES Is. ELAN, Aurtoneer.
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Halls ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
PRICES EXEcuTsix AND Ala. DEPENDANT
In THE CHAscERy COUNT OF TIE CRY or
RICHMOND.
!, BENJAMIN ii. Berry, clerk OF said court.
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
October Q. 1880. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this lith day OF Octo-
Der, 1855. BENJAMIN II. BERRY,
iy LA, su, Observation-Disclosures Clerk.
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old DOMINION STEAM >FsSH
" Snip COMPANY. S-s1>fzf<A.


steamers leave r, thmOnd EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ats r ~, and SUNDAY At high
water.
Norfolk ENEkI TUESDAY, TIT ksDAf, and
SATURDAY st3P. ~
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Cabin fare g. New YORK va Jamoe-rirer
route iscludlng meals and bertn) SIS "
ROund-t1p tickets limited - thirty days
after date II issue. ...s........ Is ~
steerage, Nth subsistence ............,... %
Storage, without subsistence ............ "
Cabin fare tia Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
read. .'..................... ~ "
Cabin fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... " ID
Tickets can bs Obtained a. 4. W. GarDsr's,
1919 Main street; CHESAPEAKE and ohio aud
Eichmond and Petersburg depots, ani a. COM
p.ny's ocices, is0l Main street, and wharf.
ROck0ttA
Freighis forwarded and through bills Of lsding
lssusd for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily ua.il Q 2. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days enc hour o.
fore departure.
Passenger, can leave New York THURSDAY
and Saturday at3P. NJ. by the Newport News
steamer and arrive AZ Richmond by the Chess-
pesks and Ohio train the next day AZ 6:lo 7. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake sad Ohio
railway (ria Newport Nsws) at Z. M, aai
by Richmond and Petersburg railroad same
dsysl at l0i9 A. NJ, will make connection At
NORFOLK with steamer leaving thoss daya
SAlLlNGS THIS WEEK.
WYANokE. Captain HuLPHBss FRIDAY,
July elh. At O'Clock Y. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain CorcH, SUNDAY,
July 10th, ct O'Clock A. N.
OLD DOMINION, Captain saIrn, TUES
6HOkaI v. ALLKN . co, AsestA
co1psayb uhssz lcckstA;
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IF YOU ARE BILIOUS TAKE DIR.
j Pierces " Pleasant Purgative P,l eta. y
ihe origin al Little Liver Pilis." OfaI drug.
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FOR RENT, BRICK DWELL-1'n
Z ING No. 5)j Tenth street. between -
Clay and Leigh. containing rooms, wish
modern Improvements.
Al'o, BElIh DWELLING, situated or Bro.h
street between Main and Floyd. containing
rooms, with modern Improvements.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Peal Estate Agent and Auctonecr.
fv 10 - fIG3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

A Calais Me- man who has been
lasdipg IN the paper accounts OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK
4 1ENEMENTS, Nos. 2l03 AND pos EAST
FRANKLIN. BETWEEN TWENII.FlkST
AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS. By virtue
OF a certain deed Of trust executed by David
Non and wife, and OF record In the clerk s
office Of Richmond Chancery Court. Decd Book
III b.. page 43i. default having been mado IN
the payment OF a portion Of the money &c
cured thereby. aud being required 20 % dc by
tho beneficiary therein, We shall proceed 10 sell
at public auction, upon the promises, On
FRIDAY, July q, 1851,
ate o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY located az
above. or so much thereof a. may be mo- 'e-s1ry
to ray of in fun the above trust the dwell
ircs are two-stOry aud Easements. with lots
fronting sixteen feet each on the south side ~
Franklin street, aud running back 81 feet to an
alley feet wide.
TERMS: Cash, Os 80 expenses of sale, anu 20
rag Of balance OF : S, J3. with Interest from
August /. lss, balance upon such terms q,
will he fuuouncea az sale
JULIUS IDF,
G. II AGREE.
+. v. DUNkEL,
Trustees.
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81 y. ". BuWH
and
sutton * Co..
Real Estate Au.tiooc.ts.
HANDSOME VILLA SITS NEAR
THE NEW RESERVOIR
AND
An UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY FOR
PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS.


At the request Of fine 0Wucr-. Wh1 r..7. -n.i %
limited quantity oi llud once o. l.ui 'H.n
debt, We will sell by auction. ou tne pre.ii..-.
ON
FRIDAY. JULY =. iS-',
az o'clock j.. NJ. in subdivisions to suit. about
TEN ACkI~ OF llAND~ONL LAND. aII1iuins
and jLst wost OF the New reservoir. fr0lt.us
Tie south end e. the Trottin- tract, and o'.u-
pying high and beautiful piateau. with $50
sirectCar lilC' very n.lr ana having ri-F
water close b.. this land presents an orpor-
tuuity Tor securing, al "A moderate cost, sites
for villas or hi0,E. for speculative purpose NOS
elsewhere Cqualel. as tnc land De, be1utlu.'y
and las lue criyiug-roaGs leading INFO tAs
city.
Eut for he necessity f0rrai-iug 40 once sum
q money, "a a o0ye stated, this Offering woId
10 deferred until The certain enhau cement 81
these lands should bo realized by reason Oi Tue
early completion 81 the ~treet-car lines But
We cannot wait. aud 30 here is your chance for
profitable Investments The land WIFI ho .JiI
iu Parcels to- suit the wishes of bidders.
Fiat- Of the property can 30 had upon apple
cation ,o either Of The aucii0uoei-
The terms. which are liberal. viii be al-
uOuncol at the sale. y. ". BOWIE.
SUTTON q CO..
iy1 AucNOurcr.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, THlRTY-SIX ACRES
i OF LAND very near the Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad, on which by building a
small dam very great water-p0wer may be
obtained. For particulars apply to j. l.
VILE, Va. 10 ls-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-12

BY James Na,dCIgan.
GTOCK OFGROCERlES. WAGONS.
- TCUSEHOID FURNITURE, &C, AT
AUCIiON.-On
WEDNESDAY, JCLY 18TH.
Of i0E O'Clock. will soil a; No 32s west Broad
siIcet the balance OF sl0"S 81 GROCERIES.
CkOCKERY, SHOES; ! Excellent large MEAT
CT BtEB kkFMGtRATOk: SHOWCASES,
COUNTIES. COFi EE-NlLL. &c; . good
SPhNG WAGONS. with top:
sets nearly rev HARNESS. SADDLE. ctr;
Alse,ayery geutcel assortment of ilOl SkNOLD
EUbNI1 IRE. embracing, Bsdstcads ward
robes. Washsrnd-, Natures o.. harhl'-top
Sidebosrd. Book Ga .. Tables. Carpets: Excel
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